A Decade of Triumph & Thanks: Art for the Cure 10 Was a Resounding Success!

This year we proudly celebrated the 10th Annual Art for the Cure—a decade of creativity, compassion, and impact. What began as a vision has grown into a powerful movement, and none of it would have been possible without the incredible artists, volunteers, donors, and supporters who have stood with us year after year. Because of your generosity and dedication, we’ve been able to touch countless lives and bring hope where it’s needed most. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for making ten years of impact possible—and for inspiring the next decade of change.
TCP Launches Expanded 2026 Scholarship Initiative: Impact Your Community, Fund Your Future
We are excited to expand the TCP Scholarship program to more high schools starting in 2026! Eligibility requires applicants to complete volunteer hours with us and submit a dedicated essay to win funds that can be used for college, trade school, or starting a business. Full application details and the official portal will be available when applications open in early 2026. Stay tuned!

Mark your calendars for our
6th Annual Give a Bag, Get a Bag Event coming Saturday, March 7th, 2026

About Cris

Maria Cristina “Cris” Garza was a woman who is remembered for dedicating her life to helping others and sharing messages of Faith, Family, and Education. She devoted 35 years to the welfare and education of children as a teacher, counselor, personnel specialist, and parent liaison in several school districts across Texas. Cris also served on the board of directors for the Association of Advancement of Mexican Americans for many years. AAMA’s goal is to inspire and empower at-risk Latinos to pursue their potential and achieve success. Her strong faith and commitment never wavered even as she battled her 10-year fight against ovarian cancer. Even though she was the one fighting, her strength helped lift up those around her. Cris touched so many lives and inspired her children to carry on her vision of helping others. The Cristina Project’s goal is to help others help others. It is our mission to teach the youth the importance of volunteering and giving back to their communities.